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Hi everybody!
I was looking for new games on Steam and found this one, Fly, Glowfly. Noticed that the trailer music sounds like I've heard it before... and I was right! Compare the trailer's ending to One of the Longest Shortcuts soundtrack from Rayman 3 - it's exactly the same but sped up! Looks very interesting, maybe the games share the same music producers?

upd: sorry, looks like I've created topic in the wrong forum... can it be moved to offtopic?

The music style is similar, but it's not the same track. Imo, at least.

I hear the similarities but I still don't think it's the same.

It's not Rayman 3 music. It does use some Spectrasonics samples though, which were also used by the composers of Rayman 2, M, and yes, 3. That creates the "Rayman sound" you're hearing.

Droolie, the Raymusic specialist.

Reposting my earlier discovery to this topic as well, cuz in the R2 topic no one gave it a single fuck. (imma sad nao 4ever)

Original post:

Note the random Sanctuary of Stone and Fire motifs that are kicking in from the middle point.

Drolpiraat wrote:It's not Rayman 3 music. It does use some Spectrasonics samples though, which were also used by the composers of Rayman 2, M, and yes, 3. That creates the "Rayman sound" you're hearing.

Wasn't one of those used in the Sony Pictures Television International logo too?

@SpyroGuy
Thanks a lot for reposting. Thanks to this, I just enjoyed this track 10-15 times at row. ^^
Like it.
And those dirty, muffed samples from R2 since even better copy of this track is not available even today...
Composer - Kevin Manthei, looks like he indeed borrowed few samples to this track.
I didn't find any more samples from R2 in this soundtrack.
But it's cool OST in some places: (nice quality) whole playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVBuM_K ... 88537817B8
Main title
Jack intense (~from the middle)
Showdown (-||-, not bad tune)


It is deep, sorption, definitely interesting. Nice, sorption, bass on my current config, but maybe moving bass knob may be needed.
In it's weaker parts, too chaotic, but generally definitely worth to listen.

Man, I'm telling you, Xiaolin Showdown is my favoritestestest cartoon. ever. And despite this I didn't know that an actual video game adaptation of it exists which was released back then (in 2003-ish) with the original show, lol.

Have an extra track, an alternate version of "Jack Intense".